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Table 3 Health-related Quality of Life characteristics and differences by BMI group and gender

From: Fitness as mediator between weight status and dimensions of health-related quality of life

PedsQL Dimensions

Boys

Girls

All

Physical

ā€ƒNormal weight

91.3 (9.2)

93.3 (6.7)

92.4 (8.0)

ā€ƒObese / overweight

82.4 (15.1)

80.4 (14.7)

81.4 (14.9)

Emotional

ā€ƒNormal weight

86.3 (13.7)

88.5 (12.3)

87.5 (13.0)

ā€ƒObese / overweight

77.1 (20.7)

80.3 (17.4)

78.6 (19.2)

Social

ā€ƒNormal weight

85.9 (14.4)

91.0 (9.9)

88.6 (12.4)

ā€ƒObese / overweight

85.8 (17.1)

83.3 (18.5)

84.6 (17.8)

School

ā€ƒNormal weight

90.2 (12.2)

91.8 (9.9)

91.0 (11.1)

ā€ƒObese / overweight

82.6 (17.1)

80.6 (15.9)

81.7 (16.6)

Psychosocial

ā€ƒNormal weight

87.4 (10.6)

90.4 (8.0)

89.0 (9.4)

ā€ƒObese / overweight

81.8 (14.8)

81.4 (13.8)

81.6 (14.3)

Total Health

ā€ƒNormal weight

88.8 (8.7)

91.4 (7.1)

90.1 (7.9)

ā€ƒObese / overweight

82.0 (13.4)

81.0 (12.1)

81.6 (12.8)

EQ-5D-Y VAS

ā€ƒNormal weight

89.7 (14.8)

88.6 (13.8)

89.1 (14.2)

ā€ƒObese / overweight

84.3 (15.4)

83.8 (16.0)

84.0 (15.6)

  1. Note data expressed by mean (SD).
  2. U Mann-Whitney test to compare differences between normal weight vs obese/overweight
  3. bold typeā€‰=ā€‰pā€‰<ā€‰0.05